{"company":{"query":"Robots for Construction","name":"Dusty Robotics","domain":"dustyrobotics.com","description":"Autonomous BIM layout printing and coordination platform","fit":"direct","readiness":"Unverified","api":"Unknown","discoveryReadiness":"","discoveryApi":"No API stated","evidence":"FieldPrinter 2 prints coordinated models at 1:1 scale with ±1/16-inch accuracy, supports AutoCAD/Revit/CSV inputs, and can measure floor elevation; one operator controls it via iPad.","angle":"How do contractors coordinate early layout before shoring, risers, and trade congestion?","sources":[{"url":"https://dustyrobotics.com/","title":"BIM-Driven Layout for Construction | Dusty Robotics","kind":"Official website · fresh crawl","excerpt":"BIM-Driven Layout for Construction | Dusty Robotics\n\n# It's Not Layout, It's a Language \n\nPrint digital models directly on the jobsite floor. Align field teams to design intent, reduce rework, and finish building sooner. \n\n### Shorten project timelines\n\nBuild more efficiently with actionable information in the field. Reduce total hours spent on layout and shorten overall construction timelines. \n\n- Reduce total layout time from months to days.\n- Free up layout professionals for higher-value work.\n- Print all trades’ layout at once to compress the overall schedule. \n\n### Build the right thing, every time\n\nNo project is too complex. Ensure the latest version of your model is what gets built.\n\n- 100% accurate layout of your design, every time.\n- Print any and all critical information.\n- Verify revisions make it to the field.\n\n### Get everyone on the same page\n\nBridge the communication divide between everyone on a project. Solve problems before construction even starts.\n\n- Reduce total layout time from months to days.\n- Free up layout professionals for higher-value work.\n- Print all trades’ layout at once to compress the overall schedule. \n\n\"With Dusty we’re able to have everybody work together and we can see if there are issues with layout points in the CAD before we lay them out in the field.\"\n\nAndrea Hernando Senior Construction Tech Innovation Engineer\n\n## BIM-Driven Layout: Only From Dusty Robotics\n\nDusty Robotics is the best solution for automated construction layout, with every capability needed on the jobsite.\n\n### 10x Faster Layout\n\nLay out 10,000 to 15,000 square feet per day with one person.\n\n### Accuracy, Everywhere\n\nGet up to 1/16” accuracy at 600 DPI and print as close as 1 ¾” from any obstacle.\n\n### Native Model Coordination\n\nCoordinate BIM models in one plac","publishedAt":null,"checkedAt":"2026-10-16T03:25:32.486Z"},{"url":"https://support.dustyrobotics.com/hc/en-us/articles/52682349645851-FieldPrinter-Specs","title":"FieldPrinter Specs – Dusty Robotics","kind":"Official website · fresh crawl","excerpt":"FieldPrinter Specs – Dusty Robotics\n\n# FieldPrinter Specs \n\n Daniel De La Garza \n\n- September 21, 2026 16:57\n- Updated\n\nThe FieldPrint Platform moves the coordinated VDC model from the design environment directly onto the jobsite floor. The FieldPrinter 2 (FP2) is the autonomous layout robot at the center of that platform: it prints the model at full 1:1 scale on the slab at 1/16\" accuracy, run by a single operator. This document is the technical specification for FP2 and the surrounding platform components (Laser Tracker, Dusty Portal, AutoCAD plugin, Dusty iPad App, and the Floor Elevation capability).\n\n## FieldPrinter 2 - specification summary\n\n| Category | Specification |\n| --- | --- |\n| Product type | Autonomous mobile layout robot (industrial robot) |\n| Function | Prints lines, text, arcs, emojis, QR codes, SVG images, and points from the coordinated model at full scale |\n| Print accuracy | ±1/16\" (±1.6 mm) |\n| Print resolution | 308 DPI |\n| Dimensions (L x W x H) | 13.1\" x 10\" x 8.3\" (333 x 254 x 211 mm) |\n| Weight (with battery) | 23 lb (10.4 kg) |\n| Operation | Single operator via Dusty iPad App |\n| Manufacturer / origin | Dusty Robotics, USA |\n| Availability | North America |\n\n## Physical\n\n| Specification | Value | Notes |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Dimensions (L x W x H) | 13.1\" x 10\" x 8.3\" (333 x 254 x 211 mm) | Compact form factor for obstacle-dense floors. |\n| Weight (with battery) | 23 lb (10.4 kg) | Single-person carry. |\n| Print heads | 2 x 1\" (25.4 mm) print heads | Enables dual-line printing in a single pass. |\n| Ingress protection | Equivalent to IP51 | Protected against dust. Not waterproof; not rain-safe. |\n| Wet-surface operation | Damp surfaces OK | Broom away small amounts of standing water before printing. No printing in active rain. |\n| Ground cle","publishedAt":null,"checkedAt":"2026-10-16T03:25:32.486Z"},{"url":"https://support.dustyrobotics.com/hc/en-us/articles/53228299459355-What-Is-the-Dusty-FieldPrinter-An-Overview-of-the-Layout-Printing-Robot-and-System","title":"What Is the Dusty FieldPrinter? An Overview of the Layout Printing Robot and System – Dusty Robotics","kind":"Official website · fresh crawl","excerpt":"What Is the Dusty FieldPrinter? An Overview of the Layout Printing Robot and System – Dusty Robotics\n\n# What Is the Dusty FieldPrinter? An Overview of the Layout Printing Robot and System \n\n Daniel De La Garza \n\n- August 11, 2026 21:13\n- Updated\n\nNew to Dusty and wondering what the FieldPrinter actually is? This article explains what the FieldPrinter does, the parts that make up the system, and how a digital layout becomes printed lines on your floor.\n\n## The Short Answer\n\nThe FieldPrinter is Dusty's autonomous layout printing robot. It drives across the slab and prints your building layout — walls, penetrations, points, text, and more — directly onto the floor at full 1:1 scale, straight from your coordinated digital model. One operator runs it. It replaces manual chalk-line and tape-measure layout with a print job.\n\nThe current model is the FieldPrinter 2 (FP2). Throughout Dusty's documentation, \"the FieldPrinter\" refers to this robot.\n\n## What the FieldPrinter Prints\n\nThe FieldPrinter reproduces your layout on the floor from the coordinated model. It can print:\n\n- Lines and arcs — wall layout, grid lines, and other linework\n- Points — control points, hangers, anchor and penetration locations\n- Text — callouts, labels, and dimensions\n- QR codes and SVG images — coded or graphic content prepared in your file\n\nIt prints at 1/16\" (1.6 mm) accuracy, so the precision of your VDC coordination carries all the way through to the field.\n\n## The System: Four Parts Working Together\n\nThe FieldPrinter isn't just the robot — it's a small system Dusty calls the FieldPrint Platform. It breaks down into four groups.\n\n| Part | What it is | What it does |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| The robot (FP2) | The autonomous layout printer | Drives the slab and prints your layout on the floor |\n| The t","publishedAt":null,"checkedAt":"2026-10-16T03:25:32.486Z"},{"url":"https://support.dustyrobotics.com/hc/en-us/articles/46326305844763-Getting-Started-with-Dusty-An-End-to-End-Workflow","title":"Getting Started with Dusty: An End-to-End Workflow – Dusty Robotics","kind":"Official website · fresh crawl","excerpt":"Getting Started with Dusty: An End-to-End Workflow – Dusty Robotics\n\n# Getting Started with Dusty: An End-to-End Workflow \n\n Insia Motiwala \n\n- August 11, 2026 21:11\n- Updated\n\nThis guide walks through the full Dusty workflow for teams who are brand new to the system. It explains how the hardware, software, and Dusty team support work together before your first jobsite deployment and after you are up and running.\n\nThroughout this process, the Dusty Academy is your primary self-serve learning resource. It includes short videos, step-by-step guides, and best practices for operators, VDC teams, and project leaders. Many customers rely on the Academy as their first stop for questions between projects or while ramping up new team members.\n\nDusty Academy: https://academy.dustyrobotics.com\n\nThis guide walks through the full Dusty workflow for teams who are brand new to the system. It explains how the hardware, software, and Dusty team support work together before your first jobsite deployment and after you are up and running.\n\nBefore your first on-site use, you can expect:\n\n- Hardware delivery and initial coordination with Dusty\n- File preparation and control alignment discussions\n- Operator onboarding and training\n\nOnce you are live on a project, you will see:\n\n- A repeatable workflow from model to printed layout\n- Ongoing support from Dusty for questions, optimization, or issues\n- Increasing independence as your team gains confidence\n\n## Why This Workflow Matters\n\nDusty is most successful when the field, VDC, and project teams are aligned early. Clear expectations around control, file prep, and site readiness help avoid delays, rework, or last-minute scrambling.\n\nThis workflow is designed to:\n\n- Reduce risk before mobilizing to the field\n- Make first-time printing predictabl","publishedAt":null,"checkedAt":"2026-10-16T03:25:32.486Z"},{"url":"https://www.dustyrobotics.com/fieldprint-platform","title":"FieldPrint Platform | Dusty Robotics","kind":"Exa indexed profile","excerpt":"FieldPrint Platform | Dusty Robotics\n\n# The Complete Design-Field Communication Platform \n\nThe FieldPrint Platform bridges the gap between VDC and the field. Tackle the communication challenges threatening your projects and deliver extraordinary outcomes. \n\n## Construction Quality from Automated Layout\n\nThe FieldPrint Platform moves actionable information from the model to the jobsite. Core components include:\n\n### Autodesk AutoCAD Plugin\n\nSurface the model to the field without leaving your design environment.\n\n### Dusty Portal\n\nCollaborate across trades to get print-ready. Manage confidently with real-time reporting.\n\n### FieldPrinter 2\n\nPrint your complete model on the jobsite floor with the fastest and most accurate layout robot available. \n\n### Dusty iPad App\n\nAdjust to on-the-ground conditions, and operate the robot with a single person.\n\n### Communicate Actionable Information\n\nOnly 11% of field professionals say they have the information they need to build. Put it under their boots by printing the model at full-scale on the jobsite floor. \n\n- Align models from all trades and collaboratively decide what information to print in the field.\n- Foster communication in the field by making the same information available to everybody.\n- Convey insights from VDC by printing anything, including labels, tags, sequencing instructions, and even QR codes.\n\n### Stay Faithful to the Model\n\n98% of contractors still experience quality problems on their projects. Communicate the entire model to the field with exacting accuracy.\n\n- Print the whole model with the industry’s most intelligent and maneuverable layout robot.\n- Prevent compounding errors over large floor areas with 1/16” accuracy.\n- Easily align the model to imperfect control with best-fit analysis.\n\n“Dusty Portal and the D","publishedAt":null},{"url":"https://support.dustyrobotics.com/hc/en-us/articles/52682349645851-FieldPrinter-Specs","title":"FieldPrinter Specs – Dusty Robotics","kind":"Exa indexed profile","excerpt":"FieldPrinter Specs – Dusty Robotics\n\n# FieldPrinter Specs \n\n Daniel De La Garza \n\n- September 21, 2026 16:57\n- Updated\n\nThe FieldPrint Platform moves the coordinated VDC model from the design environment directly onto the jobsite floor. The FieldPrinter 2 (FP2) is the autonomous layout robot at the center of that platform: it prints the model at full 1:1 scale on the slab at 1/16\" accuracy, run by a single operator. This document is the technical specification for FP2 and the surrounding platform components (Laser Tracker, Dusty Portal, AutoCAD plugin, Dusty iPad App, and the Floor Elevation capability).\n\n## FieldPrinter 2 - specification summary\n\n| Category | Specification |\n| --- | --- |\n| Product type | Autonomous mobile layout robot (industrial robot) |\n| Function | Prints lines, text, arcs, emojis, QR codes, SVG images, and points from the coordinated model at full scale |\n| Print accuracy | ±1/16\" (±1.6 mm) |\n| Print resolution | 308 DPI |\n| Dimensions (L x W x H) | 13.1\" x 10\" x 8.3\" (333 x 254 x 211 mm) |\n| Weight (with battery) | 23 lb (10.4 kg) |\n| Operation | Single operator via Dusty iPad App |\n| Manufacturer / origin | Dusty Robotics, USA |\n| Availability | North America |\n\n## Physical\n\n| Specification | Value | Notes |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Dimensions (L x W x H) | 13.1\" x 10\" x 8.3\" (333 x 254 x 211 mm) | Compact form factor for obstacle-dense floors. |\n| Weight (with battery) | 23 lb (10.4 kg) | Single-person carry. |\n| Print heads | 2 x 1\" (25.4 mm) print heads | Enables dual-line printing in a single pass. |\n| Ingress protection | Equivalent to IP51 | Protected against dust. Not waterproof; not rain-safe. |\n| Wet-surface operation | Damp surfaces OK | Broom away small amounts of standing water before printing. No printing in active rain. |\n| Ground cle","publishedAt":null},{"url":"https://support.dustyrobotics.com/hc/en-us/articles/53228299459355-What-Is-the-Dusty-FieldPrinter-An-Overview-of-the-Layout-Printing-Robot-and-System","title":"What Is the Dusty FieldPrinter? An Overview of the Layout Printing Robot and System – Dusty Robotics","kind":"Exa indexed profile","excerpt":"What Is the Dusty FieldPrinter? An Overview of the Layout Printing Robot and System – Dusty Robotics\n\n# What Is the Dusty FieldPrinter? An Overview of the Layout Printing Robot and System \n\n Daniel De La Garza \n\n- August 11, 2026 21:13\n- Updated\n\nNew to Dusty and wondering what the FieldPrinter actually is? This article explains what the FieldPrinter does, the parts that make up the system, and how a digital layout becomes printed lines on your floor.\n\n## The Short Answer\n\nThe FieldPrinter is Dusty's autonomous layout printing robot. It drives across the slab and prints your building layout — walls, penetrations, points, text, and more — directly onto the floor at full 1:1 scale, straight from your coordinated digital model. One operator runs it. It replaces manual chalk-line and tape-measure layout with a print job.\n\nThe current model is the FieldPrinter 2 (FP2). Throughout Dusty's documentation, \"the FieldPrinter\" refers to this robot.\n\n## What the FieldPrinter Prints\n\nThe FieldPrinter reproduces your layout on the floor from the coordinated model. It can print:\n\n- Lines and arcs — wall layout, grid lines, and other linework\n- Points — control points, hangers, anchor and penetration locations\n- Text — callouts, labels, and dimensions\n- QR codes and SVG images — coded or graphic content prepared in your file\n\nIt prints at 1/16\" (1.6 mm) accuracy, so the precision of your VDC coordination carries all the way through to the field.\n\n## The System: Four Parts Working Together\n\nThe FieldPrinter isn't just the robot — it's a small system Dusty calls the FieldPrint Platform. It breaks down into four groups.\n\n| Part | What it is | What it does |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| The robot (FP2) | The autonomous layout printer | Drives the slab and prints your layout on the floor |\n| The t","publishedAt":null},{"url":"https://support.dustyrobotics.com/hc/en-us/articles/52932664024859-Coordinating-Your-Site-and-Trades-for-a-Smooth-FieldPrinter-Deployment","title":"Coordinating Your Site and Trades for a Smooth FieldPrinter Deployment – Dusty Robotics","kind":"Exa indexed profile","excerpt":"Coordinating Your Site and Trades for a Smooth FieldPrinter Deployment – Dusty Robotics\n\n# Coordinating Your Site and Trades for a Smooth FieldPrinter Deployment \n\n Daniel De La Garza \n\n- August 11, 2026 21:12\n- Updated\n\nThe FieldPrinter lays out fastest when it has a clear, open floor and an unbroken line of sight between the laser tracker and the robot. That depends on more than your Dusty crew — it depends on the other trades, the superintendent, and where the project is in its schedule.\n\nThis guide explains how to coordinate your site and other project teams so the FieldPrinter can print a complete layout without stopping and starting. Use it when planning when to bring the robot to a floor, briefing other trades, or figuring out why prints are running slower than expected. It covers who to communicate with, the best time to print, and the site conditions the FieldPrinter can and can't work around.\n\n## Why coordination matters\n\nThe laser tracker guides the FieldPrinter by keeping a laser beam locked onto the reflector as the robot drives. Anything that breaks that line of sight — a worker walking through, a stack of material, a shoring post, a riser — forces the robot to pause and re-acquire before it can keep printing. A floor full of obstructions and foot traffic turns one continuous print into dozens of short, interrupted ones, which sharply reduces how much you can lay out in a day.\n\nThe goal of coordination is simple: give the FieldPrinter an open floor and clear sightlines for the window it's on site.\n\n## Communicate the deployment schedule\n\nNotify the other trades of the FieldPrinter's deployment schedule before the robot arrives, so they can plan around it. 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